Junior Recreation Loop Opens Plays West Frederick junior league opener
The junior high recreation league opened Saturday at West Frederick gym with eighth and ninth grade games. Scrimmage 9:30 to 10:30 adds opportunity for unsigned boys and substitutes to play. In 8th grade Wolfpack edged Bluedevils 23-19. Bruins upset Tigers 20-19. 9th grade Bullets beat 76ers 2- point victory 26-24, led by Moore with 8. Royals topped Lakers 36-16, Joy 16 for winners.
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Falcons Sign George Patton to One Year Deal
Atlanta announces the signing of George Patton, Georgia All-America tackle, by the Falcons on a one year contract after Redskins drafted him last year. Patton, 215 pounds, may be used as a linebacker with undisclosed bonus.
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Man Charged With Stealing Auto in Md County
A Washington man, John L. Thornton Jr., 24, was arrested about 6:30 a.m. yesterday and charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle in connection with the theft of a car from Frederick County. The vehicle, owned by Jerry L. Kinna of RFD 4, Frederick, was taken from the Gold Dust Inn lot along Md. 355 about midnight Sunday. Thornton’s trial is set for Friday at 10 a.m. in Magistrate's Court.
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Jerry L. Kinna
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Gold Dust Inn
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Uris Gives Another $2 Million To School
New York AP reports builder Percy Uris has donated 2 million dollars to a school project. The gift follows prior contributions by Uris to support facilities and academic programs, reflecting ongoing philanthropy from the prominent real estate figure.
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Columbia University Three Year Fund Drive Sponsors 200 Million
Columbia University announced a three year drive in New York to raise 200 million dollars. The effort adds to a 3 million dollar gift from Uris and his brother Harold for the graduate school of business hall on campus.
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Robinson lauded again comeback of the year in AP poll
Frank Robinson topped an AP comeback of the year vote after transforming the Orioles into the pennant and World Series champions following his 1966 season with Cincinnati. He led the league in batting average and RBIs, earned MVP honors, and starred in Baltimore’s sweep of the Dodgers. Arnold Palmer and John Surtees placed behind him in the top standings. Quiniela betting expands to Pimlico with $2 and $10 wagers using 61 windows starting March 6.
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Talley leads Frederick girls to triple wins in YMCA meet
Elizabeth Talley dominates for Frederick senior girls as they crush Hagerstown while boys split with Western Y. Lynn Holmes sets best 100 yd free time and Gale Remsburg shocks with 100 yd breaststroke record for Frederick junior. Cadets win upset in Laura Fisher breast stroke. seniors win seven of eight events.
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Frederick
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Laura Fisher
Guy Babylon
David Williams
Western
James McNitt
Eddie Rossi
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Rossi
Mike Smith
Eric Dalghren
Bob Castanting
Denny Shelhorse
Clift Wirts
Bob Fisher
Waynesboro
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Casanova to be Oregon athletic director and Frei to coach
Len Casanova named athletic director at the University of Oregon with football coach Jerry Frei to lead the team. President Arthur Flemming announced the switch as Athletic Director Leo Harris resigns June 30 and becomes a part time consultant. Casanova, 61, longtime Oregon coach, has headed the Tigers for 16 years and once led the American Football Coaches Association. Frei, 42, joined Oregon in 1951 as a freshman coach after heading Willamette for three years. Braulio Baeza, leading rider at Hialeah, was injured in a fall and will miss about two days of racing.
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